Putting Everyday Life on the Page
Inspiring Students to Write, Grades 2-7
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Corwin
- Date of Publication 10 December 2008
- ISBN 9781412965323
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages128 pages
- Size 254x177 mm
- Language English 0
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Short description:
This book enables teachers to show pupils how to enjoy writing.
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Long description:
"A refreshing break from the rule-obsessed manuals that litter the educational marketplace. What better way to teach students to write than through their own experiences, their own senses, their own feelings of mystery, wonder, and excitement!"
—Thomas Armstrong, Author
The Multiple Intelligences of Reading and Writing
"With pre-writing and observing activities, targeted lessons, and simple strategies that create a desire to write, Levitt shows us that teaching students to write better is not only possible but fulfilling and fun."
—R. James Stahl, Founder
Merlyn's Pen Magazine and the New Library of Young Adult Writing
Develop your students' enthusiasm and ability to write about what is meaningful to them!
Elementary and middle school students often struggle with how to choose and develop topics in their writing. In a conversational and humorous style, Marc Levitt demonstrates how to help students write effectively by drawing from their own diverse and rich experiences.
This engaging book offers a wealth of easily implemented ideas and activities to encourage a culture of writing in your classroom and teach writing by acknowledging and utilizing what your students already know. Illustrating how teachers can use a multisensory approach and exercise students' observational intelligence, the author emphasizes specific facets of the writer's craft:
- Beginnings
- Sequential thinking
- Observation and description
- Characters
- Settings and endings
This book offers novice and experienced teachers a myriad of ideas to help them teach writing skills that translate to the general academic setting and foster a love of writing.
"This book has some of the strongest writing prompts and examples I have read in a long time!" More
Table of Contents:
Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Introduction
1. Beginnings
2. Sequential Thinking
3. Observations, Description, and Colorful Language
4. Finding and Using Characters
5. Finding and Using Place
6. Motivating Your Students
7. Grammatical Conventions: Sentences, Paragraphs, Commas, and Periods
8. Encouraging a Culture of Writing in Your Classroom: Creating a Writer's Studio and Salon
9. Endings
Index
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